Once again, it appears Apple’s relatively limited exposure to AI, while not quite an asset, isn’t the demerit it could be. Even as the company has increased its capital spending to build out its AI capabilities, that spending still pales in comparison to its peers.
 

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Where are multimillionaires spending their money? A new survey from Long Angle took a look at services most wealthy Americans are paying for — and the ones they value most. Of households with over $2.2 million in net worth, 82% use CPA and tax services, and housekeeping has become a “staple” for most. But that heavy spending doesn’t necessarily mean they’re happy with what they get: financial and home services score among the lowest in the survey’s satisfaction rankings, whereas services that help personal and family well-being rank the highest. 

Friday morning, a heat map of the S&P 500 looked like a solid red square. While stocks managed to rebound from session lows, the S&P 500 still finished a bit down, while the Nasdaq 100 and Russell 2000 managed to eke out a higher finish. The tech sector ETF, which was down as much as 2% Friday, managed to close in the green.